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'riri OMA1A DA1IX BE1 : SA'I'UItDAY , MAY 28 , 189S. 11
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CO111ERCIAL 1N1) ) F1NMtC1AL
Many OatLc Combine in Making Furthcr
Declines in Wheat.
titlE FUTURES ARE MATERIALLY LOWER
r
IeiriIoit IM Cnrrk.4 to All
Ut tI. . Inr1i ( ntid Corn ,
OfliN unit I'rIpIuhIs
Iterorsi 1.itt.
C1IA00 , May fl.-Ood weithcr , tavor
- abe roport8 here and abroad , sack ot ihort
itiL 't ftn1 weak cnbIe CnUI a decline
In whiat today. July lost 314JIc and Set-
tember fl1i 3-Sd. Corn declined 3W''c
b an ont 4c. In proviilon the declines
were 24c in pork , 1&c In lard and lOc in
This.
This.The
The only buying reason at the stnrt In
the 'whent pit wa. the expectation ( lint
yCStCt(1fty5 sellers Would be buyers to cover
nhorts ; but that expectation 'was renhizeil
only to a modernto extent. May and July
' . - . recetved froth Letter brokers all the support
- they needed during the first two hours , and
tL diLl not require thu buying of much to
hold them , the disposition to trade In May
hnIng long ago been crushed. and all but
olilhtqratcd In July. The general trading
cas conflne.l to September ntid Iecernber.
Ycsrday'i ( short selleri of wheat in (11114
market , who were satlsfled to luy In September -
tember at from Gc to S6'capwared ; to
) IILVC ot nIl they WRfltC,1 by 12 oclock. and
the price began to yield for lack of buying.
'Yhiero wits a vigorous trade lanting for
nliut flften minutes , during which the
pric ( ot september went ilown ii ) SC Mity
at the same ( finn drtippei to fl7O anti .ltily
from $1 10 Vdnt ilown Li ) $1.07. The ziinrket
.v _ touched neir the eiitl of the session , hut re-
' otteti sonic loforo the close. AtInntlc ( X-
c wbeatiind flour were vtt1nIto
. _ _ _ . . .xu 0U1411C15. L111d11g0 reeeips mr tue
ere 2.I cars ngiilnt 7 the year before.
7dIiifleuholhs and Duluth gut carloads.
iigalnst 407 cars laMt year. Th total ro-
CrihitH at western Primary markets VCre
t3i.tiOO bushels , ngninst 7lXiO bushels the
correisIondhIIg dnv of la14t year. July opened
2Ac ? higher at SI lOfl.16 , soul down to $ l.f.
- lIP to $ l. 1O. fell off to $ t.O4l and rallied
to $ l.$1t4- ( at the CIOHO. September
itzirteil 1-Sc better at SG@S6 % ; ndvnTiced
to (6 3-Sc , eehhn1 to Sle and rose to SIC
.3p. III tile Close. Ma ) ranged between * 1.O
4 anti $1.75 , the latter the fluial fIgure.
.A large business was 1one in the corn pit-
today. It wa , surprising to see the great
' numhiers and apparent grit of the buyers. in
sPite of the entire alsencc of foreign de-
111011(1 , and the fine germinating tempera-
( ur . Corii iinally brpIe with the vheit
market. Itec Ipt were 1.O2. cots. July
opened lower at 32e , advanced to 3-S
DOtI then dropped to 2)c , thu litial quota-
lion.
In outs there was uit a good deal of
changing from July to september at a Pm-
mium of 2 5-Sc for July. flecelpts were 41.0
cars. July 14tnrted titiclinoged at 2l'c. nd-
vanced to 24z24 .tc , declined to 21 1-Sc : tnd
then up to 21iC ns1eil itt the close.
Tue drooping price of corn iitiil ( lie improving -
proving proshiocts of a good crop of thnt
cereiti hlOil it tenilency to vetlcri provisions.
Packers were scilers . . lilly pork oiened ;
2'tc ' lower to 2'.40 higher Ut Ul.751i II O , sold
down to Ill.T0 , then up to 111.1.0 and fell to
IlJ3 at the cloc. July lord began 5c lower
Ut VLI7 , sold UI , tG.20 , then declined to * 6.05
zintl closed at $6.07 asked. July ribs opened
Cc lower at $ S.STI5. , rose to $5.95 , then fell
back to $ .fO bid. the final fIgures.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
2C0 cars ; corn , 1,225 cars : oats , -115 cars ;
jiogs 15,000 head.
Lending futures range as follows :
tii1cL.I Oiei. I lIIh. I Lon. I coso.rYest'y
.t' ill-Mt.
Nnr. . . I 7 1 7t. I 70 1 75 1 7
July. - . I lt(4 ) % I 11)1 , 1 I)44 ) 1 (111 % 1 III
tefl. . . S43111. iilh S4i ( ' 4 * Sla1 (
las : . . M21.(41. ( b05 , . . .
Cui-n- .
ldny' . . . 33 tL : e.i 32fl 38-i !
JUlY. . . 31 : t3) 14h : t2' .
S4lJt . . . E3-14 34. ( 34 t3h 3i4t3t
Oats-
Nil ) ' . . . 271c 7 7 2L
JUly. . . 24 2is 'I ( ( 44 24I
Sepi . . . 22IsU 2IL 11l 14
3 ( ITk-
. - . . July. . . II 75 ii SO 11 ( ,5 11 03 11 77 %
I'eIit. . . ii'tO11 ( I. ) ii U. It o 11. Si.
X.zirO-
JUly. . . 6 17 6 O 6 O 1 07 C 22 %
sept II 2 % U 3U (1 15 0 i ( I 3U
Ii1ttb )
JUlY. . . a 87 0 ; a so a so s co
S'I" 0 95 t ; o % f Ut ) 5 00 0 00
'No. 2.
( 'dsti ( ltitflttofls ware as follows :
FLOU It-Steady ; special brands , $7. 40 ;
sintar patents. $6.G0j6.90 ; winter straights ,
* G.56.4) ) winter clears , * C.0'uiL20 ' : spring
Piltents. $6.7frc7.00 : bakers. .00it3.2S.
WhEAT-No. 2 spring. * 1.15 ; No. 3 spring ,
- - 1.101l.06 ; No. 2 red , $1.68.
CORN-No. 2 , OJe.
OATS-N 2 , 27e ; No. 2 white , 04c ; No.
Sahite . 2i3Oc.
ItYlO-No. 2 , 68iGOe.
BARLEY-No. 2 , 38iu40C.
8VIDS-1Iaxseed , No. 1 , $ i.1 ; prime
timothy seed , $ ! .S0.
1'IlOVISIONS-I'ork. mess. per hbl. , 11.50
(111.60. Lard , per 100 lbs. . $ G.105tl5. Short
TiPs sides ( loose ) , * & 7&t05.l0. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) , $ . ® i.25 ; short clear
. shies ( boxed ) , $ G.fl016.10.
. - SUGARS-Cut loaf. $5.13 ; granulated , $3.25 ;
rtnndard A , $5.25.
Articles. I1.ccelpts. Shtpmenti.
F4011r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ) 0.0110
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ) Th211.'U
. . . . . . . ( . . 774.001) )
QiiIibU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : vso.our , iuo.ioo
31.bo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57,1100
IJarie.bu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311.0110 0.1400
On tiid Produce exchange today the butter
market was 11mm ; creameries , iSijlGc ; daim-
irs , 114513e. Eggs , steady ; fresh , SOc.
. Cheese , b'Pi8c. Live Poultry. in good do-
' . . chickens. Slujl0c turkeys
niandl spring . ; ,
' CfjSc ; ducks , 6jC4c.
,
- .J13V 'tl)1IK ( USNISII.tb 31.tlICISTN.
QintntIuzis for tI.t Dn on General
Ciiiiii.id it fri. .
N13\V YORK , Mn ) 27.--F'LOtlR-Receipts ,
13iTi2 bbls. ; folports , 20,053 bbls. ; dull and
vetk on low gradrs ; Siinne..ota patents.
$6.5'7.25 ; Minnesota bakers , $ S.25115h0 ;
winter IlatIits , $ GhOP 6.75 : wInter straights.
$1 20iflLSS. ltyu hour , duii m.t $3.5&f.O0.
COItNMISA L.-\Vcnk ; yellow vestern 7Tc.
tY1-'ea4k ; Nh , 2 west mn , GTe.
1i4 1t1415Y-iuil : feeding , i2. ' .
liAlti.12Y . 1IIALT-Quiet : western , 6375c.
\.I I ISA'S'lteCtihit , 465.270 bu , ; exports ,
_ 49.691 bu. ; spot weak ; No. 2 roil , $1.4I ,
f , 0 , b. , nilont ; export grade , 2 5-Se , f. o.
p. , it1io : , Siiite1nbr 1 to 15. . Options
.jjit'ie.t lower oi cables and after a rally ,
ttttciided by covering , expericticed a heavy
afternoon dc1'liir ; ceiling was stimulated
PS. reported big French croi .stIinate and
seak Paris markets ; once , was 3c err on
Nu ) . lower Ofl JUly IIIII1 1 6-S1.1 7-Sc on
Inter T0011tli4 ; No. 2 rod , May , closed It
* 1.46 : July , $ l.13h1.li 3-S. closed at Sl.1S.
CIJLtN-Ieceilits , 133,375 liii. ; exports , 205 , .
1)21 ) bu. ; 141)ot reak ; No. : , 517\c. Options
opened easy tinder wcak mules improved
on butt CtOf ) ntiiM , but fInally lroke with
wheat and closed * 4j5-Se net lower ; May
closeti at. 37 1-Sc ; July. 31 S-SSJSS 3.Sc , closed
Ot 2 ? S-Se.
OATS-ltoceipts. 115,1.00 bu. ; exports , 121 , .
: is : bu. spot wesk ; No , 2 , 32 3-Se ; No , 2
'vlitq , lc. Options dull anti easy1 closing
* . ) ( . net lower : May eIoed zt 324c.
SlAY-Lower ; shipping , 25ijlOe ; good to
choice. 45tjT5e.
llOi'13-Quiet ; state , common to choice ,
, SI5 crop , i4c ; 1t'G crop , 6117c ; 13S crop
G(7c. I'acllic Coast , lid'S ' crop , 3ij1c Ss'.s
era ! ) , G4ulc : t97 crop. 32i11c.
) IID16S-Svady : Galveston , 20 to 25 lbs.
11.0 ; 1'exas dry , 24 to Si ) lbs. , 13c ; California ,
21 to 25 itis. , ISo.
l.I1ATI 1F1t-Firm ; lemlock sole , Iluenos
.A-res , 1i4lj201c.
VOOb-Quiet ; fleece , 1GJ22o ; Texas , 1
I'ItOVISIONS-Ileef firm ; family , $ I2.SOJ
13.t ) : extra niess , si6.&iii.oo : teet hams.
$25.50GJ24.00 ; packet , $1l.SQjil2.Ud ; city extra
] le.IIU mess. lS.0O1k00. Cut meats , quiet ;
i1eIled bellies , $ G.SOtil.&U ; plcld shoulders ,
T..0 : pickled hams , $ T.TS1S 50. I.urd , stea.iy ;
: S ? . western slimmed , $ G.371.1 ; refIned. quiet.
Vrk. , steady ; these , $ l1.7u12.00 short clear ,
$12 6.05l4. ( ' ) ; fatally. $ l1IIL Tallow ,
steady ; city , Ic , country , 83JI i.Se. as to
- . - - . 57.llhiIy ,
( ) l1S-Ptroleum , steady. flosin , steady ,
strained. common to good , fl.424t411I3. Tur.
pentitie. stonily at 22 % . Cottonseed oil ,
Iructivo ; prima crude. 21t422c' . nominal ;
i'rmu crude. f. 0. Ii. mills , iGttJl7tc ; i'rlme
summer yellow. 2Gc ; off summer yellow ,
:5.i25ic. Butter Oil , dull at 2SQ2'c ; lirime
yellow winter , 301331e.
1t11'li-Flrtn ; fair to extra , 5 i.STc ; Japan -
' , pan , 5 7-fGc
? 4Ol.ASSES-Stcady ; New Orleans , own
kettle good to choice , 28i30.
. Ml'1'A1.S- week In thu metal mar.
- kt draws to a chose with tin , speiter and
lend showing a I1fOfloIflCC1 .treflglh and
lair activity , Quotation ! roe the former
anil latter were materially higher toIay ,
with the tenilenry still upward. At tIi
close tin vaa uflic ially tailed fIrm at $14 93
(414.93 ; spotter , himni at 14 :44 : 35 lead , no-
live and ndviuii ing at $3 7r43.b0 ; pig iron
vnrmauts. UflChapgC ( * t $0 SOljl.U0' lake cop.
lr. unchaned at $ t2.lAViJlS.1O. rhe iuicc
of lead was advaticed to $3.S5.by the fIrm
naming the setttinj iiricc ror wstemn mm-
irs uiJ smelters
J3U'FT15R-3teceips , 4.&C pkgs. , market
firm ; western trermnuTy , 18'.1j1Ge ; Elgins ,
lGe ; factory , S112c.
(1 hI3tSSIteceipti , 1,774 pkRlI. ; market
11011. lIght skims. 56c ; part skims , 54J&14C ;
full skims 2C13- .
EOOS-lecelpt , 6,51 ! iks. : mnrkst firma ;
western , l2l2'mc ; southern. 1fltj 11c.
OM.tlL.t G1IG1hl.1 , M.UtICETS.
Condition 'if Trndr anEl Qiinl'itlona
tin SItflhle nnd lnner I'rndnce.
EGOS-6lood stock , 94c.
lll'TTEIt-.Qonimon to fair , 9ZSlic ; SOP-
amator , ISe ; gathered creamery , 131ie.
1.'E1.-Choice fat , S to 120 lbs. , quoted at
$ fi9c ; large and coar14e G4tTc.
L.1l5 I'OrLTItY-Cliickens. 741 . ' 4 old
roosters , 3414c : spring ChickeOS , 2M22e.
l'IOEON-I.ive. $ l.15gl.25 ; uead p1gefls
not wanted.
IIAY-Uiland. $7.00 mIdland , $ .00 : low-
Inn. ! , $5.50 ; rye straw , 81,00 ; color makes the
pure on 11n5 ; light bales sell the best ; only
ton grades bring % pp prices.
vl.G 1OTAflLES.
02flONS-New i4tithern , per 1b , , 214C.
CAUUAO1-MIs1tdppI- crate , $2.25
2.51. I , l ! '
IIISANS-lfnnd-piekijd na7 , per ho. , $5.25.
POTATOES- Borne rown , O455C COIC'
radn stck. TOe : northnmn fancy curl ) ' 01110
seed liOtatoes , sIc : erpotatoes , per tibi. ,
Ii ; lUi.hel boxes , $ l.I5l.S0.
Tt'IMATO)6i4-l'er criltI' . $3.na1.r3.25.
flEETS-New , per bt. box , $1.00. _
lADISIIIS-j'er oz'bunehes. 2fI30c.
1.ETTUCl3-Pt dorbunches , 20ij2c. -
G11E1 ONIONSI'prdoz. , SOC.
CUCIJ3IIIFRS-i'er doz. , The.
WAX I1EANS-1.3 ho. box , rc.
l'FS-1'et 1-3 btl. , 654175v.
- . l'iEl'LANT-llome grown , vcr lb. , IC.
IITUITS ,
STRAt'IIFflltl ES-Mlssouri , $3.25.
Al'I'LiS-Gcnctnns $3.55.
(3OOSEflE1tflhi3-j'cr 21-qt. case , $2.OO
2.25.
TROPICAL IIW1TS.
ORANOE-Seedllngs , $2.50 ; Mediterra-
neat ) sweets , * 2.t-05r2.T5.
LltONt-Calfornia , $3.OOijS.25 ; fancy
Messina , $3.&O14,0) .
1lAN.'tA5-Chiol , largo stock. per
bunli , $2.t4Yj2.25 ; medium sized bunches ,
$ l.75132.P ) .
M1SC1l.LANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds per lb. . large size. I2ij
lId small , SIc ; -IiritziI3 , er lb. . OSjlOc ; Eng-
Lisa WflIOULS , lW It ) . , [ fthiC SOIL snell , JlO
lie ; standards. S5t'c : fIlberts , per lb. , 1U
Pecans , liulisliOd , medium. 61.iTc : extra
large , S5jIt ; large hickory nuts , $1.OGiiIU
per ho. ; 8Iiiahl. l.2J5Jl. per bu. ; cocoanUts ,
Per It ) , $4 ; peanuts , raw , frnj55jc ; roasted ,
tq ; , G4e.
M A1'lli SYItUP-Flve-gal. can , each.
$2.75 ; gal. cans , pure , per , loz. , $12 : half-gal.
can ; , $3.25 ; quart cans , $3.50.
FIGS-Imported. fancy , 3.cmon , 14-lb.
boxes , be : 5-crown , 41-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb.
boxes. 22'j23c ; per box ; California , 10-lb.
boc , $1.
IIONEt-Choico white , 12c ; Colorado am-
tier. lOStiic.
1ItAUT-1'er bbi. , $3.50 ; per half bbS. ,
DATES-IInlIo.cee , cli to 70-lb. boxes ,
5r Sair , Sc ; - O'ard , S-lb. boxes , 90.
CIDElt-Per half bbl. , $3 : bbl. , $3.
hIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
SlIDES-No. 1 green hides , 60 ; No. 2 green
hides. Sc ; No. I salted hides , Sc : No. 2 green
rrmlteil hides , Tc : No. I veal calf S to 12 lbs. ,
90 ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to 15 lbs. , Tc.
fAl..l.OW. OIIL'ASE , ETC.-Taliow , No.
1 , Sc ; tallow , No. 2. 2'jc ; rough tallow. 11.c ;
white grease. 2tj2ec ; yellow und brown
grease. I45m1.Ic.
SIIFSEI' I'ELTS-Green salted. each , 13f
TSi : : green salted shearings ( short wooled
earls' skills ) . each. iSv ; dry shearings. ( short
wooled early skins ) . No. 1. each , Sc ; dry
fihlit. iCnnsas and Nebraska butcher wool
Pelts. per lb. , actual weight , 4tic ;
dry flint , 1ansns and Nebraska mnurrain
wool pelts , per lb. , nct'tal weight , 2)4c ; dry
flint , Colorado liutchol wool pelts , i0r iu. ,
actual weight. 44j5c ; dry flint , Colorado mnur-
rain wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight. 3
114 c.
c.FURSfloor ( black or brown ) . $5.O020.O0 ;
otter , * l.5OuiS.O0 : mink. 155j-GOc ; beaver. $1.0' )
516.00 ; skunk. lIe , 21e. Soc ; muskrat. Sc , Sc ,
5c ; raccoon , 15uiOc : red fox , 25e'0l.25 ; gray
( OX , 25-i5Oc ; wolf ( timber ) , 25c51$2.50 : wolf
( orsirlo coyote ) , 10'iiSOo ; wildcat. 101j25c ;
badger , 5j40c ; silver fox. $3.0Nj75.OO.
1.'JtESt-f MEA'fS.
DRESSED IIEEF-Uood native steers
71.c : good forequarters steer3. Ge ; good
hindquarters steers , Oc ; western steers. 7c ;
native helfers , cc ; good forequarters heif-
ems. & , c ; good hindquarters helfers , Se ;
native cows , 05ic ; westerli C0WS , 6 ½ c ; cow
forequarter. , bc ; cow hIndquarters. Sac ;
backhalves , cow' 6c ; steer , 7c ; triangles ,
cow. 4e ; steer
SlEEt' CUTS-Tenderlo1ii. fresh , lIe :
frozen. lo ; bdiiideks strips , fresh , lie ; strip
loins , fresh. So ; frozen , 71c ; rolls , Ioneless ,
fresh , Sic ; rolls. Spencer cuts. fresh. lie ;
sirloin butts , lOneleSs , fresh , lie ; shoulder
clods. boneless G-e ; rump butts . , boneless ,
, , , . . I ' : ' i
No. 3 chucks , Sc ; boneless clluck3 , frozen ,
Sc ; fresh , 5c ; cow plates , 4c : steer plates ,
4a5 ( ; flank steak , Sc ; bums , No. 1 , frozen ,
lIe ; fremb l44e ; bums , No. 2 , frozen. be ;
fresh , 12'gc ; loins , No. l , frozen , e ; fresh ,
10'.lc ; short loins , market style , 2c above
lolr.s ; hotel styfr , 4c above-loins : coW loin
ends , S1.c ; steer loin ends , 9c ; hanging
tenderloins , 4c ; ntis , No. 1. frozen , lOc ;
fresh , 12c ; ribs , No. 2 , frozen , Sc : fresh ,
1O1c ; ribs , No. 3 , frozen. Cc ; fresh , S'/e ; No.
1 rounds. 7'jc ; No. 2 rounds , 7'4c ; No. 3
rounds. Sc : beet rOtlfldm3 , shank off , 3c addi-
tionitl boot rounds. shnnk and rump oft. i4e
additional ; trimmings. 4c : beef shanks ,
Sc ; brains. per doz. , 25c ; sweetbreads , per
lb. . frozen. lOc ; fresh , 1254c ; sweetbreads
( calves ) , per lb. , 40e ; kidneys , per dOz. , SSc ;
ox tails , each , Sc ; livers , per lb. , 3c : hearts.
per lb. , Sc ; tongues. per lb. , SIc ; calf livers ,
each , 35c ; catves , whole carenis or sides ,
bILe ; calf head and feot. scalded , per set ,
The.
The.MUTTONSpring lambs. be ; regular
lambs. 9e. shcp. Sc : market racks ( long ) ,
tic ; hotel raCks ( short ) . bic ; loins , 9t'c ; satl-
dies. lOc ; legs. l0'c ; lamb legs , 12c ; breasts
and stewa , 3c ; tongues. each , be ; forequar-
toni. Ge.
P011K-Dressed pigs , & 3c : dressed hogs ,
3c ! ; tenderloins. IZc ; loins , small , 7Pc ;
large. 4c ; spare ribs. 44c : ham sausage
butts , Cc ; Iboston Butts. 05-je : shoulders ,
rough , & % c ; shoulders. skinned , & 3c ; trim.
nmlngs , 4tc ; lent lard , not rendered , Sc ;
heads , cleaned , 3e snouts and cars , Sc ;
frerli un-mm , 16 to iS 11)5. , 344c ; fresh short
clears , 5e ; cheek meat , 4e ; neckbones , 2c ;
pIgs ( mills , 30 ; plucks. each. Sc ; chitterlings ,
se ; hoclcg. 4c ; , hearts , per cloz. , 25c : sto.
niacln , each , Sc tongues , each. 7c : kidneys
per doz. , 100 : brahms , per tlOz. , ISa ; pigs
fnot nor .1n ? 'fl ( . . iIrrz nnnh 11n hno
rinds , Sc ; blade bones , Sc.
St. LOUII. ( k'miernl SInri.t'ts.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-FLOI'lt-Quiet and
lower ; patents. S.9O.t 6.15 : straights , $5.4Oij
5.55 ; clear. $ i.li)5.l5 : inedlunm , * 1.23114.50.
-WI I liLT-Lower. closing weak. with no
sellers and May lie , July 34c , September
1 3-Sc anti December iLc bomow yesterday ;
si ° t tleeidetlly lower ; 'o. 2 red , cash , In
elevator , $1.13 bid ; on track , * 1.20 : May
ilis bId , $1.26 asked ; July , 94c asked ; Sep-
temPer , 82c asked ; Ieeemnoer , SO'c ; No. 2
hard , cash , 11.2.1 iisk&al.
COltN-Futuros active , ciosing 5-Sc below
yesterday ; spot higher ; No. 2 cash 32tc ;
Stay , 31u asked ; 'July , 303c asked ; Sep.
teinlier. : tle asked.
OATS-Futures dull antI neglected ftjj.
out much change from yesterday ; spot
stonily : No , 2 cash , 30c nbUl'cl ; on track ,
3'J'e ' ' ; May , 2Sh0 lJlll July , SIc bid ; Sop-
teimiher , 22 3-Sc asked.
ltYE-I3ull and nominal.
5l3151)S-Flnxseed. nominally lower at
41.25. l'riiuo timothy seed. $ : .GOii2.G5 ,
( 'OIINMEAL-l.owcr at * 1.1455(1.110.
liltAS-Duli and easy ; sacked , easttrack ,
SOc.
SOc.blATScarce and firm ; prairie , $7.SO5S.5O ;
timothy. tS.0'j 12.50.
IIUTTEIt-Pull ; creamery , 1F1Cc ; dairy.
705114c.
150GB-Lower t 9c.
W'IIISKY-l.23. I
COTTONTIES-'Oc.
SIAGGING-5 7-5110 3-Se ,
ME'L'ALS-lead , stronger itt 3.$5513.GO.
Speiter. strong at'I.lS.
I'ltOVISlONS-Pork , lower : standard
mess , jobbing , * li.623. LnrC. lower ; prime
stoRm. $5.Oo : choice. * 6.00. ilacon , boxed
shoulders. * 5.S5' ; extra short clear. $6.75 ;
ribs. t6.S75 ; shorts. $7.00. Dry salt meats ,
boxed shoulders , $3.G2l : exsma bliort clear ,
$6. : ribs , S6.37',4 : shorts , $43.50.
iUCE1PTS-1S'ibflr. 3,000 tibls. ; wheat , 22-
000 bu. : corn. 73.tx bu.1 49,000 bu.
511 I P2.1 ENTS-Flour , 4.000 bbls. ; wheat ,
40,0)0 bu. ; corn. 79,0.51 bu , ; oats , 10,000 bu ,
Orlejins Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS , May 27.-BOO PROD-
UCTS-.Qutet fI weak. Pork , standard
mne.s5 , l2tJ12ic , Lard , refIned homer , 4 3-Si ) '
4c ; pure lard. 6 S-5116'4c. Boxed meats. dry
shoulders. C S-S5jGtc sides 6 5-S11'Gc.
lkieon , clear rhlis , 7 3-iji4c , iiamns. choice
iugnr cured , SllOSe.
COFI"EE-Virm ; Rio , ordinary to fair ,
S 1.5119 5-Se.
itleE-Steady ; ordinary to good , 4 5-Se
554c.
554c.FLOUREasier : extra fancy. $3.SO5.50 ;
patents , * G.29G.30 ; cornmeal , $3.90 ; bran ,
SlAY-Prime. 151F"c ; choice , it4jIG4e.
COIIN.-No. 2 sacked , mixed , 43e ; white
and 'ellow , 41c.
OAS-No. 2 , 3Tti3Wc.
1ivrruoi Mnrket ,
L1\TRPOOL , Idny 27-WI IEAT-Spot.
No , I red uortliern , spring , steady , ISa ; July.
SCM 53d ; September , Ga 3d ; December , Gs
Thd.
tOnN-Slxit Air.erlcan mixed. new ,
steady at Z3 tid ; futures. quiet ; May , Ss
I ; l.m1 : July. Os Id ; September. 3s Gd.
FLOUIt-8t. Louis fancy winter , dull ,
lbs Gd.
iIOSS-.At London. ( Pacihc coast ) , dull
21J4.
'UOV1BlONS-Ilaet. steadr ; extra India
mez. " , SSs ; prime gnss , a 9d. Pork , prims
mess medium western , SI. Gd. llamas
cut , h t i lbs dull , 31s Bacon , dul 3S
slrnrt ribs , 34 , long clear
llrht , iISs ; long clear mlddie. heat y 315
C. ) sh'rt clear hek , 3I Gd , clear bclli"i. ,
3314. Shoulders , square , dull , 26s , Lard ,
firime wtstern , duli , 3lic Gd. 'inlIow , petmo
city , firm.
CilF51SEluli ; American finest white ,
4O * finest cololed , 42i.
011,5-Cottonseed oil , Liverpool refined ,
Stenly , Its 11d. Turpentine spirits , steady , -
26s S'd. Rosin , common , firm , Ss Thd.
Imports of wheat Into Liverpool for the
week : From Atlantic ports , 73,9)0 quarters ;
from I'aclfic ports , none ; from othtr Parts.
17.000 quarters. Imports of corn into Liver.
pool from Atlantic ports for the wcCk , & . , -
( quarters.
Inhtlnmnrc Markets.
IIALTIMOTII , May 27.-FLOUR-Firm ;
Western superfine , $3.7M14.o0 ; western extra ,
$4.6'Yi5.3 : western familY , $5.SilG.S.5 ; winter
wheat , t6.&O116S5 ; receipts , 17,712 tibis. ; cx-
ports , 9,949 bbl.s.
WIIEAT-Weak ; spot and month , $ i.biit
1.34 % ; July , $1.lOali1 ; steamer No. 2 red ,
$3.28 asked ; receipts , 109,620 tin. ; exports ,
139,652 bu. ; southern wheat by sample. $1.3)
tbi.35 ; southern wheat on grade ,
1.34 ½ .
CORN-Weak : spot , month and June , 37t
37 j4 ; July , 3i34l37'-c : steamer mixed , 36(1' '
3654c ; receipts , : ois.Es bu. : exports 11.9'OI )
bu. : southern white corn , SIc ; southern yeS-
low , 375cc.
OATS-Dull and easier : No. 2 whIte , 36 ½
(337c ; No. 2 mixed , 33i3333c ; receIpts , 16,5.2
bu. ; exports , none.
ltY$5-Dull and lower ; No. 2 nearby , GOc ;
No. 2 western , 62 ½ c ; receipts , 16,207 bU. cx-
ports , 31,283 bu.
I iAY-Sted y : eholce timothy , $ i2.SOii3.0O.
GItAIN FRI6IOIITS-Dtill ; steam to Lis'-
erpool , per bUshel , 14 , June : Cork for or-
tIers , Per quarter , 3.i-d , June.
hllJTTEI1-Steady ; fancy creamers' , iTo :
fancy Imitation , ISo : fancy ladle. lSc ; goud
milk' . ll store Packed , 1213c.
EGGS-1.\'eak : fresh , SOC.
WOOl Murket ,
IIOSTON , Mass. , Ma , ' 27.-The fultowlug
are time quotations ( or leading tlescrljtlonsl
Ohio and I'ennsylvanla ileeces : , X and
above. 256i2t' : XX and XX anti above , 25c ;
deinine , Sic ; No. I combing , 33c ; Na. 2 comb-
1mm , 2)c' Michigan , 'lsconsin , etc. : N Mlch-
igan , bTe : No , I Michigan combing , bOo : No.
1 Illinois combing , 29c : No. 2 MIchigan
combing. 25c : No. 2 illInois c'nniiin. rSo :
x Nev York , New Ilmnps1mlre and Vermont -
mont , 221123c : XX New York , New ilnmp-
shire anti Vermont , 23c ; unwashed medium ,
Kentucky foil Indiana quarterlood comb-
lug , 22111c ; ] etittic'ky nail Indiana tlireo-
eighths-blood combing , 225I23c MIssouri
quarter-blood combing , 2lfi22e : lssouri !
three-eighths-blood combing , 223123c ; braid
combIng , 2Oc ; lake and Georgia , I1120C.
Texas % 'oois : Spring medium ( twelve
months ) , ICSilSc ; scourel , 401142c ; spring ,
1mb ( twelve months ) , 1W17c scoured ,
43114Sc. Territory wools : Montana , line
medium and line , I516e ; scoured ,
45e ; staple , 41.c ; % Ttah'yoinlng , dc. , lIne
medium and line , 145115e ; scoured , 431.ilSc ;
staple , 45c. Australian wools : Scoured
basis , combing superfIne , TOfL52c combing ,
good. GSilGSc ; combing , average , GITJGSc ;
Queensland combing , 65c.
Nvi' York Dry GiiiiIi. Slnrkm't.
NEYORIC , May 27.-Contlnuel wet
weather renders the dry goods niarket an
limisatlefactory ( inc. There Is practically
no store trading from day to day and in
lieu of mail orders came repw s of the
unseasonable weather omitS consequent dull-
110514 iii retail and jobbing ceoteri. There
lies bent a continued deaand for exoort
and prices ha'o been ei supported in
those lines in consequence , xut m.lie , from
these sales the market Is light. There is
no Improvement in th market for woolen
goods. in staple cottons the market Ii
light. There Is sonic strength to the brown
goods market. heavy neght sheotings
anti white goods are In goo0 shape and
are bringing Ipir prices. I'rnl cloths are
inactive. b'rinted goods are again dull in
alt deuartments ,
Ci tin ZIIIfl i I Slari.ls ,
CINCINNATI , Sln' 27.-FLOUR-Dull ;
fancy , $3.3515.7O : family , $ S.OO5.25.
\VSIEAT-Easier ; No. 2 red , 51.18.
CORN-Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 36e.
0/iTS-Dull ; No. 2 , SOc.
ItYE-Quiet ; No. 2 , &Sc.
I'IIOVISIONS-Lard , easier , $3.30. Bulk
meats. easy , 56.15. IJacon , easy , ST.
W'IIISNY-FIrm , $1.23.
IItJTTEIt.-Firmner ; lflgin creamery , 17c ;
Ohio. 121.tl1c ; dairy , 9c.
SUGAII-Easy ; hard refined , $4.476.1O.
EGGS-Quiet at tic.
CIIEflSR-Easy and lorer good to lirime
Ohio lint , ½ c.
J'ftI1) Slymrkq'4.
. TOLEDO. 0. ,
and lower ; No. 2 cash and May , $1.26.
CORN-Lower and dull ; No. 2 mIxed ,
3Wc.
OATS-Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed , bSe.
I1YR-Dijil nn,1 ' . -.1.
ask ed. . - -
CLOVERSI6ED-Dull and steady ; prime
cash. $3.25 , nominal. . .
OIL-North Lima , 61c ; South Limit and
IndIana , SOC.
Crnin ileceipis at I'r1ieiji 3lnrlcets.
ST. LOUIS , May 27.-R celpts- Wheat , 30
Cars. -
MI NNEAPOLIS , May 27-Receipts :
Wheat , 193 cars.
CR I CAGO , May 27.-Receipts today :
Wheat , 232 ears ; corn , 1,023 cars ; oats , 41.0
cars. Estimated cars for tomorrow :
W'hent , 260 : corn. 1,125 : oats. 415.
DULUTH , May 27.-Receipts : Wheat , 212
cars.
- I'eirin M:4rkets ,
PEORIA , May 27.-COIlS-Dull , lower ;
No. 2 , 3231c.
OATS-Dull : No. 2 white , 2S ½ c.
RYE-Quiet. '
WHISKY-Firm at $1.22. -
ICnnsas City Grain anhi l'rovlslons.
KANSAS CITY. May 27.-No &rain
market : Dewey ( lay.
flUTTER-Stcad' ; creamery , 12fj144e ;
dairy , 105112c.
EGGS-Unchanged ; fresh , Stc. ,
Ietralt Sliirket.
DETROIT. lmilch. , May 27.-WHEAT-No ,
1 white , $1.12 : No. 2 red. cash and May. $1.25.
CORN-No. 2 mixed , 25c. -
OATS-No. 2 white , 31c ,
ItYi3-No. 2 , &Gc. -
I'lIIInllelIldla Pratln'e ,
- PIIILADELPIIJA ; May
Steady : fancy western creamery , 1Cc.
11(505-Firm and ' -c higher ; fresh west-
, 'mn , i11.c. I
S-a Fri iit'Ise.i -i-T ; ; 31nrk'f.
SA N FI1ANCI SCO , May 27.-S'l I EAT-In-
active ; Deccinber , $1.47 1-S.
SToCKS , tI ) ! IONIS ,
Sineket Sllrts SI rung , 1it ) loi.t of tlit'
Cliis .rv 1.041. I.riter.
NEW YORK. May 27.-The stock market
enjoyed a period of strength thIs morning
but the early gains were practically nIL
Wlied out before the dmi' endeil except in a
few special stocks which hail sustained the
lIst all day. Even some of these closeti at
prices as low or lower than last night's
CluEIng. The Into weakness % 'ai ( all the
more remarkable on account of the sUstalfl-
hog force exerted b' time buoyancy of I'm.
pb's Ons. Tlil stock made a remarkable
display of strength and absorbed a large
proportion of the day's total dealings. The
extreme rise was almost 3 iloInts and the
advance was elTecteti in ( ace of the pro-
flounced heaviness of ( lie general market ,
which was dropping under a lersistont
dribble of realizing sales , The nivnnce in
1''OpleS' Gas was tIUO to confident buying
on lime hart of the Inside interests , It may
have been directed against a short interest
which has bent put out In the last few days
on the strength of threatened litigation
against the combination of companies ,
After the stock touched par heavy blocks
rero taken and there were prolonged
vcrlods when It was principally the only
stock appearing on the tape. Its not gain
is nearly 24 ! points. Rock island , in which
the Predominant financial interest is the
Caine RB In Peoples' Oa , was the most con-
i.llCUOUs figure in the railroad list and was
advanced almost 2 poInts in the early trad.
hog , but saved only a little over a point of
its net gain. The gmangera as a group
shared in this early strength and there was
good buying also In ( ho Vanderbllts. Lon.
don was a buyer of the internatIonal stocks
In this market nnd there were conspicuous
gains In the case of several isolated stocks.
Later weakness in the market was due In
It growing t5otmlmt as to the whereabouts of
the Spanish fleet. The bull element on the
exchange is ty no means satisfied with the
lcthmury In the money market , the absence
of demand for funds arguing a Small in bus.
ineis. Continued difficulties over tIme ad-
Justmnent of rate controversies cast a
shadow on time market and time St. Paul
statement of AvrIl tmaflia showed so over-
'whelming a proportion of Increased earn-
lags eaten imp by operating expenses as to
emphasize this evil. Time marked falling oft
In time foreign demand for grain on account
of the declining apprehension of a future
short supply is also having Its affect on
mitecks. Activity today was largely confined -
fined to the few stocks above indicated.
There was some awakened acttvity at times
in tIme bond market. i'rices were vcll held
thmrougbout. United States old Is regis-
tared , were % per cent higher , and unlte1
States old di. eaupon , I per cent. lower , and
time new Is , coupon , 1-S lower in the bid
price , Others were unchanged.
The Evening I'ost'a London financial cablegram -
blegram says : The atocic markets were
quiet today on time coming l'enecost boll-
days , but were firm. Barring time uncer.
taintien of politics , the financial outlook Is
healthier and more hopeful than it has been
for some time past Th India government
offered today F.efl ) in treasury bihl
These were allotted in twelve months' bills
at 2 1-8 , mind I learn privately that Japan
was the bu'er. Argeptines were strong , as
also were llmazils. the latter en the debt reorganization -
organization scheme. This BrazIlIan plan ,
as described in thnsp dispatches on Satimr-
day last , IS cntlrnied , A feature of it is
that. the limniTliami government undertakes
the suspension of cash payments to the
bondholders to pay over periodically to the
bank antI representatives of ( lie bondholtl-
ems the annual amotmnt of interest ISUC on
currency at a flxed.exehange of ISiS , such
funds to accumulate lind the imotes not to he
reissued. AmerleanmSnnd Grand Trunks
% vere good , closing quiet at the lmest , Timero
Is a revival In the continental demand for
gold , the imrlce of whlth is now TTs 9'd.
The following are. thq closing quotations
of the leading stockVOnUbo Now York market -
ket today : V I
Atchison . . . . . . . . . . l2 ( ffttc , a. . . . . . . . .
IIOpM . . . . . . . 3I1 St.P. i thu . . . . . . . . .
1)aItlmomai ) Ohio it' 'lb pro . . . . . . . . . . . . 1411
CSnSIISP.CthO . . . . . 144 Sm. ; p. 743. & , l. . . . . . . . 113
CnniuiiSuinoni : , 534 I'acltie . . . . . . . . . lilt ,
CeatralPsctfio . . . . . 184 So. ltallwar. . . . . . . . .
Ches , &OIiio. . . . . . . 2194 P.allwrir pt1 3' ' ) (
CimieaCoiAItOn.l5U Tnapaeteo , . , , l1 *
. . . & . . . . . . . . . . . ( immlon l'sclnm. . , , . . ,
C..K.1. . . . . . . . . . 24 tl.l'.D..tU. . . . . . . . 3I
C.C.C.&StI. . , . , , Sit . . . . . . . . . . . 7' ,
ilopiti. . . . . . . . . . 751 Wsbilm p11. . . . . . . . .
D.l. . Iiimd'ion , . . , . ItISm ( Wheel , 5 L. . 11. . . . . . 24s
Ik'I , L , ' V. . . . . . . 15il Wiicl.t I. , it. pf2 I l4
1)en..I.llioG . . . . . . . 1114 dnms Es. . . . . . . . . . 119
ilo prO . . . . . . . . . 47ItfAtnerleaii gt
Erie (115w ) . . . . . . . . . 114 united StStei lIz. . I 411
ErIoistpf.3 . , . , . . , , , St. . W lli.Pargo Pi.117
F ) . Wayne . . . . . . . 164 . mm. Cot. Oil. . . . . . . . 22
flremtIorthnrnof.L l75 A. ' Cot. Oil p05 . . . .
IlocEtir V.11km ? . , , , a'-t-Am. Sp1rit . . . . . . . 1104
lllinolstYmmtriI , . , lOStA.nm. . , Suirits p13. . . . . . :42.4 :
Laktr1o.'c W'.tiAflI. ToDacco. . . . . .
do mild. . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 tI .do iitu , , , , , . . . . , . . 117
1.koSIiore..1011' , Ijople's , Gas. . . . . . . 10(14
LoumvillotiNah , 534 t3 il4.a . . . . . . . . . 11)1'
limmuhatman I , . . . . . . l0S $ CO'ii. IJa'mle Co . . . , .lG I )
Met. SI. Ity. . . , 189 Pol. 5' . 3 , Iroti. . . . .
Mielmigamm central , . IUS'I (10 inC. . . . . . . . . 90
l.Ilnn.,1i St. I , . . . . . ' 27rpn. gleetric. . . . . . .
(10 151 Dtd. . . . . . . . . 87I Illimmois Steel. . . . . . . . ( II
I'1o.I'cIflc. . . . . . . . . . :33 : LaCIcdo Gas. . . . . . . 474
MObilnkOlmio. . . . . 104 Load. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Nu.R.J , 'I' . . . . . . . . 11 on Ofit. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10144
31o.1G. .k T pfd. . . . . 33 ? nt. Lmm. Oil. . . . . . . . vu'
Clii. , hid , .1. L. . . . . . 9 % Oreecu lnmn , Co. . . . . 3)1 ) % I
do ord. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 I'fl'itlU Vail. . . . . . . . .
N. .T. Central . . . . . . u : ; I'u'lnman Psi. . . . . . . I
N.Y.Central..117 Sllverr.ertlmiese , 63'I
N. Y , CIl. . ! 4L I. . . . 13 114)511(1. ) lloi , & P. . , ,
dtlMt 91(1. . . . . . . . OS . . . . . . . . . . . . .
do2Uptd. . . . . . . . . . :12 : I o pid. . . . . . . . . . ilt4 :
Noriolk.4 Wes1er ltIT. : C. A. iron. . . . . . . . 2514
ao.Atnerco. . . . . . . 4tU. S. Leather. . . . . . .
Io.l'acit1o. . . . . . . . . 243) ' , do oW . . . . . . . . . . . 01414
tb aid . . . . . . . . . . . ( RI U. . kubb11r' . . . . . . Soi (
Oiitamlo. IV. . . . . . ISSI do Old . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Orron y5y . . 6044 Western Union. , tilt
Ort'.SmorLtiia. ) . . . . 21) ) orthiwvsmemn . . . . . . .18 ,
Pitisbure . . . . . . . . . . . 1614 do l1d. . . . . . . . . . . . . 171
fleadiim . . . . . . . . . . . lm,4iltG..kW . . . . . . . . .
flock Islatid. . . . . . . . 10414111. 0. & IV. pf&1. . . . . . 6.14
S. I. . & S. F. . . . . . . . . 711k'atllig , 1st urd . . . . 45
CO luitpfli. . . . . . . . . . 6114 Clii. GL. % Vei.t. . . . . . . 1fl *
St. t'amii . . . . . . . . . . 085-4 St L. & S. V. . . . . . . . 4k
do p01. . . . . . . . . . . I Is ito. pat. . . . . . . . . . 10k
Total sales of stocks today , 316t shares.
includlnglociSb AtchIson preferro(1 , ' 13,703
Burlington , 12St.O Louisville & Nashville ,
16.530 Mamihattan , 13.6.50 Metropolitan , 8,610
Missouri Paeific , 4,210 New York Control ,
4,746 Northern PacifIc , 5.71-1 Northern Pacific
preferred , 214,501 Rock Island , 31,40) St. I'aul ,
11,913 Southern preferred , 11,1130 Union Pacific
preferred , 5,070 TobacCo. 62,723 People's Umis ,
12,71.4 Sugar , 4,225 Tobacco , Coal & Iroim , 3-
712 Leather preferred , 4,030 Western Union ,
4'SV , mrl 1lt.im' ) ilLrket.
515W YORK. Ma)127.-MONLCY ON CALL
-NomInally II per cent.
1'Il ME MEICCANTI LB PAPI3It-35j1
oer celmt. -
STERLING EN'lANGE-Stendy , with
actual business in bankers' bills at $ l.SGTi1.j
4.S6t for ( lcmaa(1 amid $4.S1p4.S4 % for sixty
day ; ; lostei rates , 54.1.5 and $4.ST ; corn-
merclai hills. $ i.J1i4 53 ½ .
SIIXER CF11ITI F ICATES-SI 7-S1j SS ½ c.
lIAR SILVE11-57 7-Se.
MEXICAN DOLItllSl51ie.
GOVE11NISIENT I3ONDS-lrregular : new
Is , registered , I2I'I : coupons , 12134 ; 4s , registered -
istered , 1l1S4 ; COUIOl1. 110 ; 21 , 113 ; Ss , regis-
tereil and coupon , bJO' ; ; l'acttlc Cs of 99 ,
biLl , .
Closing quotations on bonds were as foi-
lows :
U.S.mow4i. . mez . . . .122T. 's. as. . . . . . . . . 11244
U. S. now -is coo . . . . . .t ' (1. Os. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
U. 8. 49rea. . .l0144.ttl' , . C. 4'i. . . . . . . . . . . . 14)5 )
U.S.4s.coup. . . . . . . lbl' $ No. Pacific lsts. . .IIa
U.S.vsr3. . . . . . . . . 95 iNo. P.iciilo : i. . . .
u.s. Sre . . . . . . . . . 1104 o. Paclile 4s . . . . 90
tLS.Ss. commo . . . . . .imI'4 N. Y.C . ¼ St. L44. . 103
Dlstrlct0.61 , , . . . . . Il0i1.N.tW. lii . . . . . . . 120
ASa..class A. . . . . . I I 1 4 N. 41. . Coii'oi' . . . . . . 137
AI3..ctas 11. . . . . . . I 1 :344 : N. ti' . Deb. as. . . . . . 1 ] 414
. . . . . . . . 1119 I0r. Sav.bts. . . . . . . 113
AIa.Cmirreimcy. . . IllS Ore. Nay. 45 . . . . 96
Atchm-.omms . . . . . . . 01) ) 0. 0. I. . Os. 4. . . . . . . . . .
Alcbisonaml 414. . . . 9' ' ) O. aL Si. I. r. . . . . 10.14
CaiianSU.2ni3 , . . Di - [ 0. lain. lst.t , r 1O9-j .
Camm. I'nc. isti . . . . . "l' ( ' ) t'np. as. t. . . . . . . - .
C1ifcao Tt'r'l 4ii. . . 1014lPac1no ai of ' 05. . . 10.1 %
( : . .1. ci. As . . . . . 1 12'.fl.G.West 1st , . . 1454
c.lf.tD. 44 . SI. . 1. , . I. 51. Cia. S 1 + 114
n..t , a. o. 1,1 + . . .lUIl4 St. L.5. F.Gmei'J. 1I83.
U..t : P. . (3. 4 . . . . . . . . t.t'4 ' $1. 1' . Consots. . . . . . . I 45
KabtT11nxm. 1st , . . . 11.7 . 4t. P. C. . P. 1st , . . . 117
ErleGemi. 4 . . . . . . 7.0. t. 1' . C. & P. 5 + . . . . . 115
I' . IV & P. Ii. . t. r. 73 8'utlmern liv. 5 us
9cm. lOpe. : , , . . . . . . i0.'Q 14)11. . &T. 09. . . . . . . 7(1 (
0.11. .xS. A. lbs. . . . . 10514 'Iamm.new setO , . . . 147 %
a. ii..s. . & . ma. . .io 'r + x. l'ao , L. 0. i'mt lul
i1.&T.Cent.3 . . . . . 1111)4 Tox. Pac. Hr. 23s. . 5414
ll.JT.C.can Os. .10 * U I' . D.45 , IsI ; . . 5S34
Iowa C. IsIs. . . . . . bOb4 Wab. l.a Ss. . . . . . . . 11114
LaNewCOn.49..103 Ivab. 2.ls. . . . . . . . . . . 823 *
l . . & 23. Vat 45. . . . . 140 West Shore 43. . . . . jIlil
Mls4omirl 4 ; , . . . . . . . 10. . ) Va.Cemiturics. . . . . . . 674
1'I , IL . ' P. 2i . . . . . . 62 : Va. dolor , ' , . ' . . . . . . . . 5
14. K. . 'r.4s 80Sf tltiloa Pacific p143. . 5814
N. Y.C. 1st'.bi7.i4Unloml'aclftc 4s. . . 111
Ibostoim StoCk Qiiotiittoiis.
BOSTON. May 27Cjtll loans , 244i3 ½ per
cent ; time loans. \ ' . per cent. Closing
prices for stoeks , tciJ and mining shares :
A.T..t14.1' . . . . . . . 12rV1s.Cen. . . . . . . . .
American Surar. , l3i4kfAtcliison p10. . . . . . . . 5114
Anm.Stirar ot.1 . . , . I 1314 Ioton I , . . . . . . . . . . . Out
nay State Ga. . , . iii , 10 11. I. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1430
Cell l'elepneno. , . 26W lIon. Elec. pie. . . . . . 1)0
Boton&Abbi'iv. 292 AtchIson 45. . . . . . 01)14
floson.k Maimie. . . 102 ltw Eimlad Us..1l
C.ji.k Q. . . . . . . . . . 102 lIeu. glue. Sc. . . . . . 1014
S'lm.cimOurr. . . . . . . 0914 Allouez Sun. O 344
Gemmeral Kiecinc. . 14 + 1 ' AtmanUe. . . . . . . . . . . . 2614
llbnoms Steel 51 % Uoi.mon & Moatan , 201 %
MexieauCsairal 414 Ibutie3s Boston. , , 93 %
N. ' 4' . .l N. C . . . . . . 4.4 Caluniol& 15ols , 5474
010 Colony. . . . . l44144Centennlal. , . . . . . . .
Ore. Short Line 284Frankitmm . . . . . . . . . . 10 %
Ummooer . . . . . . . . . 20)3 ) Osceola. . . . . . . . . . . 48k
timilon F&CltiC. . . . . 2.3 OtmtllCy . . . . . . . . . . . . I 13
Wesmanci . . . . . . . . . ss TamsrseI ( . . . . . . , 167
West anu ord. . . . InsWolverilles. . . . . . . . . . 2114
% v. itioc. . . . . . . . . . . 22 Parroit . . . . . . . . . . 20 %
% v. Elec. Of' . . . . . . 62 OId Donminlon. . . . . . 27
San Francisco SIfnliag fjuolntIon , . ,
SAN FRANCISCO , May 27.-Ofilcial cbs-
lag quotations on raining stocks today were
as follows :
Alms. . . . 5IlJtisico. ( . . . . . . 14
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ajalin000. . . . . . . . . S Mexten. . . . . . . . . . . 114
Amne . . . . . . . . . . . . N Occidemilal Con. . . , 03
llelclmer. . . . . . . . . . . 14) Opmlr ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Ecsl , Ileicher. . , 95 Ovennan. . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Ummllion. . . . . . . . . . . : ; l'oto'l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Caledonma. . . . . . . . 21 savar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . it )
ClImIlleareCon. . . . . 2) ) ) 8i'rra N.'vntIa. . . . . 48
( izoIm : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silver 11111. . . . . . . .5
Con. Oni. . ( . Vs. . 45 UhIli Coim. . . . . . . . . . 4
( rown Potii. . . . . . 12 Yellow Jacket 22
(11,11)0 ) .t. O'mrrl. ' . . : 1 1) 'Standard. . . . . . . . . ISO
hale .4. NoIcro' . ; . ( I. ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'asked.
Silver bars , SSc : Mexican dollars , 4614
46c ; drafts , sIght , llSzc ; telegraph , lSc.
; ci w York 311ilig QuotsItionN.
NEW YOItK. May 27.-'flie following are
the closing mhliing quotations :
Choflar. . . . . . . . . . . . 15 OntarIo. . . . . . . . . . . 27.5
Crcwni'otnL . . . . . III ( ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cn.Cal. , t Vs. . , , SO PlylnOlUn . . . . . . . . is
DnSIIwOOA.1 . . . . . . . . . ( , U Oimicksliy'ir. . . . . . . . 1011
Gould k Curry. . . . . 2) ) ) Ummisksilyor otJ , , . 2011
iIaIe&2lororOs , . . 140 Si& rraNeva'la. . , , 50
lioiimetamee. . . . . 401)1) StandarS. . . . . . . . . iso
imoaSlleer , . , . . . . . 43 Union Con. . . . . . . . . 10
Mozlcan. . . . . . . . . . . IbYellowJackot . . . . 2 + )
1.on + lm St iek QIloma IIOJIN ,
LONDON. May 27.-I P. m.-Closlng ;
Conols , in'.v.llt 13.16 N Y. Comtrii. , . . . . . . 120
CoimoIs , acci. . . . . . . I 12 P + imnsvlvamla. . . . . . . 6014
Cii , l'acitic. . . . . . . s'iT , 1t.adin . . . . . . . . . . . . 014
Erie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:1' : Mci. ( :50 : , mmci , Ls. . 053
lIne 1st imfiP . . . . . 37 AtchisOn . . . . . . . . . . . b2Ij
Ill. ( hirgl. . . . . . . . . . 1U7' b. .1. . N. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pdricui ordinary. 20 flr.umd Trunk. . . . . . . . 1)
liLPaul oommon..IIl141 )
lIAR SILVER-Firm , 261443 per OUnce.
MONiOY-2 J2 iwr cent. Time rate of discount -
count in the open market for short and
three niontlis' bills' 2IfJ2 3.8 Per cent ,
, -
Financial Note. ,
OMAHA , May 27-The clearings for the
day were * 170,5 + 91.68 ; balances , * 78.7:2.37 , Time
clearings ( or 141 + 7 were $668,766.97 , and the
tillUiiCCs , $ SO.97.69 , Increase In clearings ,
$3O2.lB.64.
CI I ICAGO. May 27.-Clearings , $19,452,500 ;
balances , 52,533.900. Sterling exchange ,
posted , $4.4t4.t71 : actual , $ I.SlU4&G , ;
sIxty day , $ l.S31.f4. & ½ . New York ox-
change. 20e discount , Stocics dull , Quota-
lions : liiec'uit , 2T3 : Biscuit Ireterrcti , 84 ;
biamond Matehi , 37' ; North Chicago ,
291 7-4 : Strawlmoardl 21'Vest Chicago , ti2L. ,
CINCINNATI , May 21.-ClearIngs , $1-
971,150. Mone'y , 3 toi per cent. New York
exchange. oar. ' , -
ST. LOUIS , May 27-Clearings , $1.3i3,19t5 ;
balance , , 1603.377. Money , 5 to 8 er cent ,
New York exchangv,25e premium bid , 40c
) remiun asked , '
NESI'OItl'C. . M8V 27.-Clearing-a , $122-
171.679 : Dalances. 1$5I,260 ,
SIOSTON 5ia 2Lq-Clearlngs , $15,020,531 ;
balances , 1.592. + C0' '
PhIILADEIPiilA4 May 27.-Clearings ,
* 10.937,131 : balances tlt.29G71.
HA LTIMOIIE. Mh5 .27.-Cleariimgs , $2,983 , .
* 40 : balances. 1572.07 $ )
516W Obt1EA24lt , May 27.-Clearings ,
l&jtL2SS. New York change , bank b. ( , )
* 1,00' ) premium ; comjnerclal , bIc per 11,14)0
orernium. 2
MIOMI'HIS. May' 21.-Clearings , $293c3 ;
balances , $531,025. Now York exchange ,
$1.50.
Manchester 'hxihie Fabrics.
MANCBESTEIt. May -Cloths and
yarns Quiet with a' moderate lnqui y ,
oIA1h : LIVE STOCK IARKET
: R4e0ipth Hold Up Well Under Rather
Diconraging Oircumztanocs ,
CATT1.E SELL SlOW , BUT FMRLY STEADY
Ilmiyer , , Take Their Time , hnt FInally
Clear Up tIme l'etis-lligs Oi'im
higher , tin t 144)1)11 Full
2incl , ClosIng Bali ,
SOUTIS OMAHA. May 27.
Cattle. Hogs , Sh'p. IL'rs.
lbecoipts today , . . , 1,972 6.lSS 2,0141
OfficIal yesterday . , 1,708 6,93 9,217
One week ago . . . . . 2,003 7,11 + 3 1,061
Two weeks ago . . . . . 1.46 7,747 1,446
One month ago . . , 2O'33 6,557 6.813
One year ago , . , . , , 1,336 8,213 1,642 . .
The officIal number of cars of atock
brought in today by enchi road was :
Cattle. hogs. Sheep.
0. & St. I.j. fly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . .
Missouri Pacific fly. . . . . . . . . . U 3
Union l'acifIC Systeni . . . . . . . 29 21 2
1" . , Fl & 3d. V. It. It . . . , , . , . 19 3' ) 2
C. , St. 1' . , M. & 0 , fly. . . . . . 9 7
ii. & lIt. It. It. It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 22
C. , it. 1 , & I' . Ity. , east , . . . . , . , 2
Total receipts . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 91 4
The ( liSlO1 + itiofl of tIme dmiv's receipts was
as follows , machi buyer ptmrclmasing the imrn-
ber of head indicated :
iluvers Cattle. hogs. Sheep.
Omaha l'acking Co 3 1,067
0. Il , llammoimd Co. . . . . . 21 + 3 1,172
SwIft nnl Company. . . . . . 554 1SSO
Cudalmy l'acking Co. . . . . 1474 1,153
Iluston & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Xrebbi& Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
I.i'llifst0n . & Schaler. . . , 38
S.ift and Comnpamiy , Cimi Ti )
Clarke ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ioi
Muyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
Swift , from country. . . . . . 41) . . . . 532
Cudahy 1' . Co. , E , C. . . . . . . . . 221
Other buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11)5 . . . .
Left over 7J
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,925 6,148 532
All told there vcro lS ) cars of i.tock in time
yards , as n5ainst 206 yesterday , 2043 it week
ago , 172 tWo weeks ago and 209 a month ago.
Considering the big break in the hog market
of time last few days amid time further fact
Ilmat there has occ1.mrrei nothmiimg in the way
of aim infiuceniemit to stifliUlitte shlillniemitil
of attlfi , it must be admitted that the mc-
celpts are holding UI ) remmmarkably .veil ,
loadS of
CATTLE-Only eighty-eight
cattle were reported in time yards this morn-
lug , which was a shiglmt faihiimg off as coin-
pared with a week ILSO , lUt a gain as corn-
pared two weeks ago. The most of
the cattle imere were corn fed , verb' largely
westerns , with quito a sprimmkbing of butchers -
ers 'stock.
'lime e'erage quality of the corn fed
ieve on sale Wt ) ) nothimmg to brag about.
flil (4 geol ninny of the cattle were rather
coarse iind the most of ( item too heavy
to be especially pleasing in the el'es of
hrnyers. There were , however , some pretty
likely native cattle an , ! medium weight
vestermis. which sold readily at fully steady
Prices. Heavy cattle were very much
neglected and the trade on that kinil was
slow from start to iliiisli. Whmile tilt' handy
little cattle were all sold amid weighmed up
early in tile morning , it wits Into briore
anything like a clearance of tile heavy
cattle was effected.
Fer time miumber of cattle in the yards the
pioportlon of cows and heifers was somewhat -
what larger than on a good mnammy ila's.
Tiiere wOre none too many , however , as
there was about the usual demand amid the
maiket was reasonably active at just about
steady prices. Values on bulls , stags , etc. ,
% ere upehanged.
There was nothiing like as many stockers -
ers or feeders hero as yesterday and ( lie
day before. There were two loads of rather
common California feeders of medium
weights and a few odds and ends , but the
$ LlImIl5 as a whole was very meager. The
demand , as usual , was of fair proportions
and what cattle were to be hind brought
steady lrices. Representative sales :
STEERS.
No. y. Pr. No. Ar. Pr. No. y. Pr.
1. . 59) * 3 50 1. .1490 $4 23 6. .1353 $1 40
b..1120 3 70 19..1526 4 25 14.1159 4 40
5..12146 31.5 25..1444 450 3.1105 440
17..1414 S 95 53.1177 4 30 4 .12 27 4 40
1. . 532) 4 00 93..1402 4 31 20..I368 4 40
1. . 550 4 04) 19..I0.TS 4 30 l6..3420 4 40
4 ; . , ills 403 15. . 1111 430 15..1OS6 440
3. . 1.53 4 05 S1..1011 4 30 20..1256 4 40
5. . 944 4 05 4l..1I57 4 30 17. . 91.9 4 40
7. . ' 757 4 03 20. .1310 4 30 21. . 9146 4 45
:1. : . ' 70) 4 10 20. .1312 4 30 10. .1322 4 43
ST 4 15 61..2l42 4 30 1..1570 445
17. .1116 4 15 32. .1272 4 35 39. .1400 4 43
13. .1053 20 b..1270 3.5 S7..I24t 4 45
7. . 991 4 20 26. .1452 25 5. .1133 4 50
IS. .1103 20 23. .1180 55 20. .1511 4 50
20..i4I1 20 1. .1070 33 14. .1099 4 50
24. .1307 20 9. .1183 40 17. .1131 4 50
21. .1125 25 23. . 1157 4s
21..1513 4 25 -
- ( 'WE.
1..1030 3 15 1..I 3 05 1..1310 3 80
1. . 991 3 30 5..R' . 3 70 1..llCO 3 85
G..bO70 3 35 3..1085 S 70 33. . 936 3 85
3..lllS 3 33 16..I036 3 70 l..1310 4 00
1..bOlO 3 40 3..1243 3 75 I..1220 4 00
b..I150 3 40 1. . 9110 3 75 1..1l30 4 00
1. . 500 3 45 5..1120 3 75 3..1003 4 03
1,1010 ' 4 45 27. , 979 3 75 1..l5iO 4 10
1..llSO 3 57 ; 1. .10140 . . ' 5 17..b06l 10
1.1010 360 1..1250 375 1..lltiO 10
1.1110 ' 1 60 2..1295 3 75 1..1050 10
1. . 1440 3 65 32. . 660 3 75 . 1. . 110 + ) 15
2. .1035 3 05 1. . 860 3 SO 15. .1150 15
13. .1106 3 65
HE I FEES.
1. . 570 3 75 ii. . 713 4 10 2. . 775 4 20
16. . 91.0 3 95 5. . 948 4 15 1. . 450 4 20
9..OB 410 3..S7O 415 16..101.9 435
21. . 1174 4 10 2. . 9110 4 20 2. . 455 475
2.STO 410
STEERS AND hElPERS.
15. .1064 4 : is 15. . 952 4 35
COWS AND hElPERS.
22. . 860 393
BULIS.
1. . 970 3 00 1..1420 3 50 l.IOSO 360
I..l315 3 25 1..lCC' ) 3 50 i..IS7O 3 65
b..lt'tiO :1-25 : , I..1550 3 60 1..1O1O S 5
1. . 803 i4) 1..2i4) 3 60 1. . 1150 4 00
i..l670 S 50 1..1990 3 64) 1. . sgs 4 00
b..1240 350
CA LV ES.
1. . OS ) 4 80 1. . 120 6 54) 1. . 180 670
4. . 115 5 0' ) 1. . 210 6 50 1 , . 160 6 75
2. . 110 635 4. . 115 6 1O I. . 190 67S
- STAGS.
1. .1510 3 ' 7 1. .1240 3 75 4 , .1512 4 05
OXEN.
S. .1606 .5 70 16. .1757 4 10
. STOCKERS AND FEEDCRS.
CO. . 6148 .3 80 2. . Sf3 4 25 1. . 770 4 33
1. . 85'4 ) 10 1. . 01 ] 4 25 23. . 973 4 35
4. . 6147 410 9. . 721 430 1. . [ 10' ) 43.3
2. . 1.1.0 4 15 1. . 950 4 3) 23. . 715 4 50
2. . 885 4 25 1. . 710 4 30 2..1100 4 50
20. . bOO 425 1. . TOO 430
WESTERNS.
16..1323 425 23..b306 140
2..1093 425 6..b206 440
' ] 'iOXAS.
20..I1GS .4.27 20..lO03 4 : i. 21. . 933 4 30
hioGS-'rodaY's offerings of hogs con-
siteii of eighmt-8et'Cfl fresh loads of fair
avcmngequaiity. The break in time market
has occasioned apparently some Inclination
oil time part of simlimliers to hold back suji-
lilies us the receipts a week ago were 111) )
cars , two weeks ago 1r2 ( ears , tlmree weeks
ago 103 cars , The oniy suririsiimg feature
ill connection ivith the receipts , however
is time tact that they have hickS UI ) so Wt'li
at all market points 1mm the ( mice of a rapidly
declining market. At the commencement
of ( lie week hogs were selling at this 1)01111.
' . ' , nfl n'ereo iii 11.31 ner 100-lbs. . and since
timat date the tendency has be.n steadily
downward. other markets suffering in the
same or greater degree. Still reports from
( Ill market points itidicato thnt time imogs
are coming forward in large numbers.
Today's market opened strong to Sc higher
than yesterday and $1.20 was imald for good
mixeti loads and $4.25 for geol heavy , with
a. $ i,2i'.4 top , It did not iong remulim in
that condition , however , and only a few
sitiesmeli. who happened to nave just what
s\'as vnnted , were able to get timm bent'lit
of the early strength of ( hO market. After
about twenty loads , or a ( iuurlt'r of tug
recruIts had changed imzmiids and urgent
orders fIlled , time trude came 10 a standstIll.
Salesmen still wanted early prices , wimlie
buyers under Uia influence of unfavorable
alvices ( from other murltet points would
pay no more thnim yesterday's orices , For
U. time thetrade was very slow and wllhi
pretically amothilog doing. It anything , it
got worse , and all the strength of limo
morning was lost , blmyrms offering $1,15511.20
for what was left. The market closed fiat ,
imliflost half of time receipts , heing still un.
sold at midday. itepreseotatis'e sales
t'Jo. Av. Shi , Pr. No , y. Sb. I'm.
12 . ; . , , . 215 320 $1 125 ! 59 . . , . . . 176 . . . $4 15
82..253 . . . .1 l7mh 57..251 . , . 4 l7
62 , . . , , . 293 120 20 ' 70..221 40 4 20
65..241 . . . 20 77..203 . . . I 20
Cl..274 Sod 20 63 , , . . , . 233 10 20
27 248 20 65 .212 160 20
6O.276 : SO 20 60. . . . . . 160 20
CI..257 11)2 20 54..21.0 50 20
60..285 20) 20 64..239 8) 20
71..233 40 2' ' ) ( .6 , , , . . . 24) , . . 20
65..262 120 20 81 , , . , , . 25' ' ) 40 20
Cl..231 . , . 2' ) 439..21'i 240 20
2).234 1.0 20 & 4..i..221J 40 20
80..303 320 4 20 64 , , . , . . 272 120 20
15..218 . . . 4 221.4 58 , . , . , . 1)0 160 4 22'.4 '
54..241 iO I 22t4 75 , , . . . . 253 160 4 zit,4
1211 . . , , . 239 120 4 224 3..3043 12' ) 23
61..214) 80 4 23 60 , , . . , . 235 . . . 25
GO..265 80426 65..361 80 25
143. . . . . 293 80425 57..2/)3 80 23
r.3..243 80 4 23 1.6 . . , , , . 21.0 80 25
19..205 230 4 00 78 . , . , . . 198 50 4 32 ½
16. . . - 881 . . . 4 15 49..211 . . . 4 15
77 . . . . .252 200 4 15 64..260 240 4 33
GO . , . . , . 277 8) 4 i7 4..2v3 122) ) 4 5754
at , , 2 $ ? 9:0 4 15 % 70 . Sit 120 4 17 ½
72 - .225 50 4 171.4 79. . . . . 212 8) 4 111.4
66. . .271) . . . I 20 ' 73. . . . 216 160 4 20
74. - .5Th , . . 42' ) 08:3 + 3 5I3 420
72. . . . . B6 114) 4 2' ) 'iti..31 . . . 4 21(4
70..Sly ) SO 4 2214 65..ill 120 I 21b
t . . . . . .261 160 4 2.5 5 . . . . . .23 100 4 25
50."I ) , . . 4211,9
WAGON 1.O'l'm-'rlIllO\V OUTS.
. . . . . . ) , , 22 $ I . . . . . .35' ) . . . 273
I..250 . , . 3 2' ' ) 5 , . , . , 3.81 . , . 4 (4) (
2 . . . . .415 . . . 4 07 . . . . . . , . . . 4 12'4
. . . . . . ) , , . 4 12(4 . . . . . . , . , 4 15
I . , , 340 . , . 4 20 2..275 , , . 4 20
4..256 . . . 4 20 3..256 , , . 4 20
5..276 . . . 120 1..20' ) . . . 423
SIIE1-51'-Timere were ears hlpped di-
teet to Packers and a' sIngle and double
tleck of shorn feeder Iambi. In addition
there were 591 heatS of pretty fair shorti
lambs driven In from the cotmntry. In other
words there was not enotigh of anything
to reah > ' make a test of ( lie market or establish -
tablish quotntlomis , It Is same to asy , hmow-
every , that anytiiing desirable in time way
of mutton , sheep or lambs would have .oll
at steady prices , 1eprs4intntive sales :
Cll1C.tGO l.I'lI STCIC M.UL1CII'l' .
leiiinmid for e1.'v' ; , i , Pair sit Un-
eIinngct I'Iiees ,
C'iIICAGO , May 27.-'t'lio general demand
for cattle wns as good as tisually witnessed
so hate in the week + ntui prices as a rule
% scre umicimanged. The sales were mostly at
lois' prices , as choice cattle were extrcmmn'ly
scarce ; extra choice. steerS , 53.10115.20 ,
macilium , $5.(141'3.6O ( : tmmmOn , $1.k4iJl.20 : vows
anti heifers , fl.4011'j,00 : canners , 52.50113.23 ;
( 'milves , 53 (4)4T.4O : western steers , 14.00111.80 ;
Texas steers , 11.00514.60.
The early trade in hmngs today vas good
at stronger to Tmc higher prices , hut later
fl Svenk'f' feeliimg set iii and time improve-
maclit i'1ls generally lost ; packers , 11.0511' '
4.22(4 ; butchers. 51.10114.10 : mixed , $ t.OStj 1.30 ;
hauls , 53.50411.23 : pigs , * 2.50814.00.
The trade in sheep today 1t)4 active once
nero at ( lie recent advnnces PrlcCs are 25
hOSe higiier than a veek ago : shorn lambs.
$ lOot3.5O ; woflled lambs , $ .S.T&bG.bO : spring
lanmbs , $ G.&OpT.00 ; simeep , $3.9j3.60 ; export
sheep 51 1G.
ltEt.tllI'TS-hlogs , 17.000 hmeatl ; cattie , S,4)O
head ; sheep , 9,093 lien' .
St. i.O'IM 1.1 , e 0 + t.cl.
ST. LOUiS , 3iiiS' 27-CATTLIS-lteceipts ,
800 lien' : shipments , 1b ( ) head ; mmiarket.
stt'atIy for natives. with 'l'exans steady ;
fair to fancy native m.hlppiimg , goal export
steers , $ l.0h&.13' bulk + .f sales , $4.ri14.85 ;
( iressedS beef anti hnmtchier steers , $1.11ij4.9J
hull : of sales , * 1.40114.60 : steers ummiler 3,144)
lbs. , * 3.55554.50 ; bulk of sales. 55.1)5814-30 :
stockers nnl , feeders , 1.3.25114.60 ; bulk of
sales1 53.50314.50 ; cuws anI hmeifers , 12.2511'
4.75 : bulk of sales , $3.00il.O0 ; Texas and lii-
dma steers , 13.50514.65 ; 1)121k of sales. 3.4381
4.23 : cows and heifers 52.75473.40.
1 lOGS-Receipts , & ,4OO head ; shiiirnents ,
2.000 beau : innr1t hmiglmer on best , hut doSIng -
Ing higher : yorkers , 53.90814.05 ; vacllers ,
$4.005P4.53 : butchers , $1.bklj4.45.
ilhtEIOh'-Iteet'iimts , 250 lien' : slmllimcmits.
none ; mmiarket stromig : native muuttons , $3.05
814.35 ; lanib.s , 14.55116.50.
Kansas ( 'ily LIve Stock.
1ANSAS CITY , May 27.-CATTLE-lie-
ceiimts , 2.667 lien' ; market active , stead ) ' ; no
orinie dressed beef steers offered ; medium
steers , SIX..554.7O ; lighmt Imandy steers , 54.0057
4.80 : btmtchrrs' tows an' limiters , $3.SOfl1.75 ;
canlcrs , S2.50f3.65 : bulls. 53.40114.50 ; stock-
mrs itnI feeders , $4.tklij5.33 ; Texas steers , I
14.00814.50.
1IOGS-.liecclpte 9GTS lien' : market this
niorning- mntmeh iamlmrove + 1 itt ittlvance of
SIllOc , but owing to lower provision mnarket
closetS steady with vesterSay's prices ;
heave. 51.30111.43 : mixed , 1l.107t4.35 llghmts ,
* 5.6581430 ; pigs , $2.75i13.rJi ; yorkers , $ .l0im4.15 ;
ptcllers. : $3.91)3x4.53 ; bulk of sales , $1.004.30.
SI IEEI'-lteceipts , 3,041 hell' ; market active -
tive , advance well sustained ; clipped ivest-
cr11 lambs , $475111.53 ; clipped western sheep.
tmmRi 'earlimigs , 54.15114.50 ; wool native sheep
andamnbs , $3.005.80.
NCIY I'orlc Live Stock.
NEV YORK , Slay 27.-IIEI'SVES-fle-
ceilits , 2,267 heatS ; bulls , conunon and
medIum cows Sc higher ; mm choice ; oxen
nod stags , 51.75111.75 ; cows , $2.50113.S0. Cables
unchamiged ; live cattle , 9Gl10(4c , dressed
weight ; live sheep , 1) ½ 1110 ½ c , dressed
weights ; refrigerator 1ei'f , Sc ; exports ,
mione ; tomorrow , 1,682 heatS cattle , 1,075 lieu'
sheep and 6,340 ( limarterms of lmeef.
CAL\'ES-Reeeihmts , 224 head ; less active ;
veals , 54.00714.55 ; buttermilks , 54.00371.55.
S1IIOFSP AND LAMBS-Receipts , 5-3.0081
5.37 : active amid ilrmn ; yearlings , 1035 lIe
higher ; sheep , common to Prime. 53.7381
4.50 ; exports. none ; wethiers. 54.60114.70 ; year-
lines , $4.78i5.50 ; lambs , 56.1241.76.75.
hOGS-Receipts , 1,531 lien' ; market
easier : pigs , 20c lower : rnedltmm and hmeavy ,
51,25814.50 ; western bugS , 4O0i(4.i5.
Itl In lIfl1)O IS Iie Stock.
INDIANAI'OLIS , May 7.-CATTLE-fle-
CCilmti , 50' ) head ; slmipmnenbl , fair ; market
sluggish and bower : good co Imrlme steers ,
11.851135.00 ; good to choice steers , 14.50814.55 ;
common to good stockers. 3.54N14,25.
hlOGS-Iteceipts , 5,500 head ; shipments.
2,001) imead ; market mnoclemaely active : good
to choice meolluin antS Imeavy , 54.151.14.05 ;
mixeil ztiid heavy , 54-001(4.15 : gootl to choice
lights , 51.06714.12 ; common light , $7.S034-1.0O.
SIIIOEP-Receipts , 100 head ; slmipments ,
fair ; market active at $3.0' ) for common
sheep UI ) to $1.50 for yearling lambs.
Ilust Jirmifitbo Live Stock.
EAST flt-TFFAIO , N. Y. . May 27.-HOGS
-Very little doing : Yorkers , good to choice.
51.15814.30 : lIgs. ( aIr to choice , 53.140813.1)0.
LAMIIS-Chmoice to extra , 53.bOljS.40 ; culls
anti common , 51.25354.90.
SIlEL'P-Cholce to selected wethiers , $1.35
814.50 ; culls to common , 53.25373.50.
Cint liiimnti 1.tve Stoek.
CINCINNATI , May 27.-hOGS-Strong ,
53.40114.40.
CATTLE-Steady , 5-2.75414.65 ,
SI IREP-Steady , 52.75114.00.
LAMBS-Stead' , 53.71d4.75. -
Stock in Shriot ,
Record of receipts of live stock at the
four principal markets for May 27 :
Cattle. hogs. Sheep.
Omaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.972 o.tns 2,090
Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,000 17,060 9,000
Kansas Cii ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . 2,667 9,678 3,041
St Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 5,400 230
Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,439 33,250 14,381
co'I"i'ON MAJSICIST.
Sieeitlnt Ion , miol Iimscstmno'nt liiiyiitjr
ltr,1I.1'IIN Is , 1.11th' ,
NEW YORK. 31ii' 27.-Seculation and investment -
vestment buying 1dm cottOn broadened a lit-
the today , and wimile the market was generally -
ally firm , the movement was not decide' , as
the rise was checked by a disposition ott
the hart of 11am more timid to realize. There
% .as a general rally of 2113 points , stunt-
Inted by Wall street buying in good part
for August olelivery , supplemented b' liP-
o'ral orders ( roam Europe anti the south. The
latter were attended by uosatisfactury me-
pnrt regarding ( lie crOi outlook. Time market -
ket closed 1mar01) ' steady at a net loss of
2117 1)lhits. Soot ( lull ; llmldlhiOl.I , C ti-ICe ; not
receihmtm' . 532 bales ; gross. 2,217 bales : exports
to France , 41)0 imules : to the continent , 75
hales : forwarded , 805 haies ; sales. 2,173
hnlel4 ; soinners , 81 bales ; stock. 133,237 bales.
Weekly : Net receipts , 2,149 hales ; gross re-
eeipts , 8,824 lathes ; exports to Great Jiritain ,
SI'3O bales ; to France , 1,572 halo's ; to the
continent. 23,591 hales ; forwmrtletl. 2.'JS ,
inbt-s , ; silos , 10.763 ballis ; spitmiers , , 551 hales.
'J'OtUi today : Net receipts. 5.005 hmiles : ; experts -
ports to Great liritnin , 2,628 PItIes ; 14
h'rance , 4C'2 baes : to thq ccmntloent. 3,9A
hales ; stock , 4(4,017 bales. Consohidatetl :
Net receipts , 34,310 bales : exports to Great
Britain , 13,402 bales : to France , 6,671 bales ;
10 the continent , 30,059 bales. Total incu
September 1 : Net receipts , 8.241,311 bales ;
. - n---- . . 'POCI'fQ l..l. . . 4 , .
us m.urtu I , , O I rti t at. a nn.a. O. flUtM7 .Jav , , , LI
France. 781,91 + 8 bales ; to time cotitineot , 2-
797.759 babes.
NlSOItLISANS May 27-COTTON-
Futtires , steady ; sumie.a , 2..600 bait's : May ,
$6 : June , $5.95 ; July. 1605446.06 : Atmgust. $6.04
* 50.135 ; September , 23,1(3115.96 ( ; October , 5-1.5017
6.94 : November , S69U.91. ; Iecember , $ ' 3.1)S1I'
C.39 : January , $6.O135jA2. Spat , quiet aml
stolIdly ; saie , 700 bales ; or.iiminry . , I 5.14e ;
good orhinary. 5o : .low mitidilne , 5 7.1Cc ;
mithllhig , , I ; 1-ICc ; good , mtjilling S 3-Sc ; miti-
oiling ( air , G3.Sc1ccg1p ; , 6,627 i.onhes ; stock ,
18.452 lmiem + .
11 VhiIt1'OOi. . May 27-COTTON-Spflt ,
quiet ; prIces steaolyl . 4pcricai middling.
3 5-Sc : sales store 1,014) ) , , Ipbms ( tiltS ineiudcd
6.51 ) hales American ; rt'eipts , 11,004) bnlc ,
including 7,890 bales American : Amflericnn
mldlllng , 1. . II'j. . 1(13,3' ( , ii 35.64.1 , sellers :
Ma' ural June , 'J05.G.ld , sellers : June 110(1 (
July. 33.5.61' , sellers : July imntl August ,
3 05-Oh ] , buyers ; August imiil SeJmIemlt'r ,
3 35-SItS. iauyers ; Octoht'r and Novemnl'er ,
I 32-51113 35.64o1 , buyers : November an + I le.
e"mmiber , 3 31-61353 22.61.1 , buyers : leceoiber
and January. 331G-135i.32.C4d. buyers ; Jan-
liar ) ' and February , 3 3l.CIImI 32-Gui , buyers ;
February amid Slar.lm , S 32.640 , buyers.
Oil 31irit'ls ,
OIf CITY , Pa. , May 27.-Credit balances ,
5Cc ; certIficates iie'Xmel. , , ( Chic ; highest , & 6c ;
lowest and closed , SOi4c hid ; total sales.
t,0 ( bhils , cash at 86t'c ; shipments , 50,721
bids. ; runs , 113,071 ) tbls ,
CIJARIEs'ftN , S. c' . , May 27.-OJS-
Turlentine , firmil , 2Ge bid. Stoslii , firm , Un-
elmamiceti
SitVANNASI. Ga. , May 2T.-OlI.S-Smirhtt3
turpentine fimni , 2Ttc. Itosin , 11mm , Un-
chanced.
Wll.2.IINGTON. N , C. , May 21.-OILS-
Slmlrhlmo turpentine. nnrhangel : erotic lur-
tienhine steady , $1 , 1160 ani $1.70. Rosin ,
umtehanged. 'far , stead ) ' . $1.10.
'ouT , ' . ' 3ittrkq'tN ,
NEW' 'YORIC , May $7.-C'OhZ71E-Oi'tIons
opened steady , bOfIlS points advance atm'
further odvaimeed frnii0 points on sharp adVance -
Vance in Rho rate of exchange stimulating
speculative activity and local covering ;
American lsible simrply i'ebow the million
tma Io'el for time first time fir years. 'lost" )
stonily. 15(126 poInts net higher , suiles , IS.-
230 bags including Jtmnt' , 15.80 ; July , $3 SO.
Spot rodeo , llio. firm , imight'r , No , 7 invoIce ,
Ic : No 7 JobbIng 7e 2)111,1 , steady , Conlovim
85441l1'4e ; smobes , ? air obbimg buelnees Total
warehouse oIellter.ei. from tti Unitei
States 17,804 hags4 lneluiilng , 16,837 begs
from ' 4ew York : .ew York stock tadas' .
515,213 bags ; ( 'nited StateS stork , 621,140
bags ; afloat for ( tie Uhiltet State' , 3.d.t
tags , tolal 'lsIbie for time ( 'niteol States.
153.190 bags , against l73iS'3 bags last year
nail 3.2.2014 bags In 1S13.
BANTOS , May 27.-COFFEE-Inactive :
good n'crngo Snto. homnltiftl receIpts , S,14J
bags , stock , SIl.tfl ) hmgs ,
I1AMIIUILG , Mt' , 21-COFFEE-Opened
Si pfg. higher ; at 2:30 : p. mu , , j131 Pfg. Imlgiicr
sles 19k ) ) bags.
hIAVhthI. May 27.-C'OFFCE-C'Ioseil it ,
net higher ; sales , hS,00' ) bags.
RIO LE JANJIII1O , May 27.-COl"F'ElJ-
Weak ; No. 7 ltie , 5,7(1) rvis. t'xdmshmge , 43 7-Sd'
receIpts l2,144) l'ags ; cleared for the Unltd
States , .OO3 bags : cleared for Etmrope , 4,14)3
bags ; stock , 38k ) bags.
i"orel irml Financini.
LONDON , May 27.-The market for Amer.
lean sectmrities was firm nIl ( lay , with tm'-
hag mostly professional. Thto closlmmg tone
vmms firm and time demand -mnotbenite. Tlmm
nflioutmt of bullIon taken it-ito tIme Dank of
l5nglnnti on balance tode3' % s'ns 522.14) ) .
Soanlsh Is eioel , at 33.14 , a net loss of 14 ,
1'ltlS , May 27.-A fter irregular tmusiiiese
at the opemiing en the bourse today Prices
tiocame firmer , exvoptimmg in the case of
Simimnish 414 , whIch weakdned by rmaii.
xii tiomms. Afterwarti ( ho woaknt'14.s Was
more nrcenttmatetl anti nttet'tcl other securi-
ties. The market closet ! dull Spanish Is
closed at 32.16. Three per cent romitc'k , lt3It
SOty for the account ; exchange uti London.
2Sf Sc for checks.
hhE1tLlN , Slay 27.-Prices npened firm on
the hmtmrse here tcuimiy. Alnr'rienn mo'eurities
1(11(1 SI.iimmisit 45 IverlI niitintitlmi-il , 2'li leal
market uluctuntetl nail , 'losetl weak on menu-
zatIons duc to the h'hiilipphne questIon.
Call 1or , , ii lined i'rui ti. .
NE\S' 3'O111C , May 2L-CSl.iFOlZNIA
Dltllil ) FItUITS-Stmang anil exciteti :
evaporated apples , common , Gilit'1 lrtmo ,
wIre tray , 1)i9e ; vnwl dried. rlome , 9e :
elmolet' , 9tfiif'c ' ; fnmme' , bIle. l'uimes , 41JS14C ,
A1mricots , Itoyi' , 53710c ; Moor I'ark , 10511
I lIe. l'eacimes , umipeeled , 5itic ; peele' , l2tj' '
I 1Cc ,
Suimar Slirkrl.
NES OhtlF1ANS. May 2T.-SUO.1.lh-
Steady : open kettle , S1.e ; c.entriftigel vhilte14 ,
11.8814 5-Sc ; yellow , 11k4(4c : t'eomii'l , 2l11)
3 5-Sc. Molasses , steady ; cemitrifugal , SijiSe.
WATER OVERWHELMS MINERS
' ' , ; ; ; : . lie )
51:5 : of 'i'hmein Stm ' to lroIsanedt
bt ' 1's I , ( I I' 'l'haemi 31 it 3. l'ii.N I. .
bly lie Sitfe.
3'OTTSVILLIS , l'a.Mny 27.-Word reached
here this niorning that while mIners ( Yore
working iii the Ito' Ash velu of the lCnska
William colliery , about ten miles cast of
. here yesterday , a large body of mnter was
struck atid six men are supposed to have
I been drowned. They are :
WILLiAM MOILGAN , married , wife aw
two children.
WILLIAM 1)EI1R , single , 17 years old. I
MARTIN MALOCIIIS.
PETEIt DURICIN , wife in Poland.
PAUL KOSCINSIII ,
\'ENlEL KI1OVISC1IKI.
It is possible ( lint Dorm aim' i + borgami may
be rescued , but there is Ito hope for the
others.
i'INSINS F1)lt ' ' ' ' ' ,
( ) tVIIS'l'EILN 11'l'i1lttNS.
S ii r' I vu rio opt Lii I o' ( Vii r it . 'tII . 'iih , errol
by Ci'tio'rl ( o'rniiir Ill.
tVASIJIXG'FON. May 27.-Special.-Pcn- ( )
slomis have beeti issued as follows :
l&e of May 16 :
Nebraska : Origimmal ( special May 16)- )
Thaddeus B. Graham , Trenton , 512. Addi-
tiomial-Wiihlarn A. McLean , Clay Center , $6 ;
\ \ 1111am L. Ililymmrd , Stmpcrior , $6 to SS. In-
crease-John Belt , Decatur , $12 ( * 11 :
George B. Lloyd , Fairbury , $14 to $17. Orig-
lral widow , etc.-Larina Ilelits , EutiehI , * 3.
Mexicami war survivor ( reissue mmii imicrease )
-\\'ilhiam 1)alen : , lheaYcr City. $8 to P512.
Iowa : Originah-Jr.mnemi A. harper , iims.
Sean , $6. Itesteratlon and ressue-Job !
IjIancnara , L.ansng , 1a. urmginai WItIOWS ,
ctc.EllenVilhianms , Burlington , $3 ; Elhza-
beth A. Thompson , 3)ean , $ S ; Margaret Nirk-
patrick , Birmingham , 58. .
Montana : Original-Thomrs Gould , Liv-
lngston , $8.
Colorado : Increase-IsaIah l'eake , Caddoa ,
$12 to $14.
IIO'.tteNtM Itehitt It'es lt'zi'c ilium Al otto ,
ST. LOUIS , May 27.-It was ascertaimmed
that h T. Iluckner , aged 70 , who committed
suicide in Forest imark Inst nIght by shoot-
lag hmimsclt tlmrough time head , belonged Ip
One of the oldest families in St. Louis. Ho
nm a brother of Mrs. Samuel T. Clover and
an tflicho of Mrs. Robert ICermi and ex-Con-
grMrnan Clover , all of thii city. Tue 1.01-
lowing note loft by him gave nb reason for
trio ( Iced and none is Iuown :
"IL Is may desire and wish that my body
be given to an ) ' medical cob1igo that will
cremate it or destroy it with chemicals after
serving their purpose. I wi relatives to
leave my body alone. L. T. BUCICNER. "
CalIfornIa' , , % 'inc i'rooiiietlomi ,
SAN FItANCISCO , May 27.--Tho Internal
revenue collectors of the First antI Fourth
CalIfornia dIstricts have lust made public
liglirea showing the production o sweet
wines during tht season whIch began last
August and expired May 1. Afterhc , latter
Cate time fortuilcntion or such wines with
brandy Is not Permitted without the payment
of an internal revenue tax of * 1.01 on eacit
gallon , Thu production of sweet wino dur-
lag the season was about 7,000,000 gallons.
When the sweet s'iiie law fIrst 'tout into
operation In 181)3 the production did not exceed -
coed 3,000,000 gallons. All of last season's
product has been solti.
A ) IngI lIt Cuhom mr rt'mt Ccntp ,
Time Bee is giving its subscribers a chance
to 14001) posted on ( lie muovernents of troops
iniI cruisers hi ) ' JOCUImS of Its cooiblnatioim
map. The amp of Cuba shows all time towns ,
railroads aimd divisions , iltIIe ( rein the amp
of the West Indies and map of time world
.
, .OU can locate just. where the war ships are
at aim ) ' time and lion' far they are from dlt-
brent ports. Cut out a lIce coupoim , page 2 ,
ahtil bring It to The lIce offlee , Omalmo , Soutlm
Omaha or Council ihlufTs. By mail , enclose
a coupon 1111(1 14 cents and address Cuban
Mop Jiepartimment.
. % mliii , , e'oI A ssoo'lso huts 131cc I Itie.
CINCINNATI , May 27-The Amalgamated
Association of Iron aim'S Steel Workers today ' .
elect-oil the following olhcers ; l'resklent , T.
J. Simatlor , I'Ittsburg ; secretary and tress-
urer , John S'llllnnis , l'lttsburg ; assistant
secretary and treasurer , hhtepheii Madden ,
l'ittsburg ; Madden and Williams ctmanxe,1 ,
plac , lIen L. Davlua was lecte4 as a new
trualce' . D.5troit and Youngstowmm , p. , had
a close fight to get next. y 'tmrls comvemmtiou ,
Detroit won , . .
. _ viii Nut 'rimico' Ititekohol Sic , , ,
I'EORIA , May 27-Time manager of time
sugar works tays 300 of time old immen jjfI
not ho taken back and tlmo works will not
be started again until new mcmi nrc otmtalmal
in their Places. 130 amltiCijMmtt'3 1)0 ) difficulty
In oktaiolng imew men , but says the works
may be closed for timirty days , Grain men 8
are feeling time strike , for 30.000 bushels were
used uer day ,
1o + nm Shout Vlis 0(1kM SiILes. (
LONDON , May 27.-Tue duke of Port-
laimol's brown Illi' , Airs and Graces , P3'
Ayrshire , out of i.ady .Alwyno wml the
Oaks , otnkt's of 1,500 sovereigns itt Epsoju
today. Thm hc'tthmmg previous to thu start
was 101 to it against Airs and Graces , es'en
money against Nun Nicer , second. imn'J 33
to 1 against Caqllilower. third , hourtecim
horses raxi ; dtstaiicc , about a mile and a
half.
Removal
II. 11. . I'cmiIy .k Co. ( successor. to
( 'lsrlslIs'-Slrrvt Cci , , . Co. ) Isaremucy. .
ed to room 'I , lork 1ife 'JUIldJii ,
JAMES E. flOYD & 00 ,
'I'cItiillOhi 1 039 , Oiiiulit ; , Ncb
COMMISSION ,
( ; lttIN , PROVISIONS uiid S'1'OCS
BOAR ! ) OV TRAI)1i ,
JlirV't wirts to C lc&ze and 115w Torl ( .
Cczra5.oa4rat.l Jelaa A. SVsrcon & Cs ,
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